Dirk Knight: The Case of the Rustled Ranch

When trouble finds Barb Collins, Dirk Knight finds trouble.

A newly-minted Private Eye who throws himself into the job.

A newly-minted chef who knows good food.

Trouble drives them together in a case like no other.

Dirk’s solution promises them both sweet things to come.

An excerpt from Dirk Knight: The Case of the Rustled Ranch:

The door opened, and she walked in.

Dirk tried not to stare, but it wasn’t easy. She was a knockout. Five-ten, maybe six feet tall. Mid-twenties. Short mahogany hair curled across her brow and over her ears, flashing a few auburn highlights in the glow coming through the door. A pleasantly padded figure that made him forget all about the bruise on his knee. She’d been poured into a pair of yoga pants that clung to her curves like chocolate on a truffle. A forest green blouse with wide, lacy cuffs and a neckline lower than a politician’s morals completed the outfit.

“Are you Mr. Knight?” she asked in a voice that dripped honey and promise.